If I use write-host to define my prompt, Powershell adds "PS>" automatically at the end. How can I use write-host so that it doesn t do that?
function prompt {
>
}
#prompt:
#>
function prompt {
write-host > -foregroundcolor "green"
}
#prompt:
#>
#PS>
Solved; do this:
function prompt {
write-host > -foregroundcolor "green" -nonewline
}
#prompt:
#>
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